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This Feels Criminal: A True Crime Podcast (Formerly Killer Queens)

This Feels Criminal | Formerly Killer Queens | Daylight Media
Murder
True Crime
Drug Addiction
Rachel Burkheimer
Sean Vincent Gillis
Yun-Mi
Isabella Guzman
Mental Health
Natalee Holloway
Joran Vandersloot
Divorce
Alcohol Abuse
Sandy Maloney
John Maloney
Lori Vallow
Danny Masterson
Tylee Ryan
JJ Vallow
Interrogation Techniques
Schizophrenia

There’s always more to the story. We grew up on Dateline, survived the era of AOL chatrooms, and now we’re asking the deeper, more difficult questions. Formerly known as Killer Queens, Tyrella and Nikita return with This Feels Criminal—a thoughtful evolution of the true crime conversation for an audience that’s grown up right alongside us. The Perspective After eight years and hundreds of cases, T... more

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In the early 1990s, New Orleans was known as the "Murder Capital of America," but the most dangerous criminals weren't just on the streets—some were wearing badges. Today on This Feels Criminal, Tyrella and Nikita break down Operation Shattered Shiel... more

In November 2004, the quiet community of Delmar, New York, was shattered by a brutal late-night attack on Joan and Peter Porco. While Peter tragically succumbed to his injuries after attempting his morning routine, Joan survived to offer a chilling c... more

Jamie Faith was a "bachelor for life" until he met Jennifer. But after 15 years of marriage, a masked gunman ended his life in broad daylight. Join us as we explore the tragic murder of Jamie Faith, the exploitation of a veteran’s PTSD, and the shock... more

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The murder of Amy Schulz remains one of the most haunting true crime cases in Illinois history. In 1987, the 10-year-old vanished during a five-minute walk in the ... more

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Recent Guests

Juliana Pérez Magalhaes
Au pair involved in the case who started an affair with Brendan
Episode: Au Pair Affair Trial (Brendan Banfield) - Part 1: The Plan and The Prosecution
Daniel Patrick
Sarah Grace's biological father and a key figure in this case, addressing family dynamics and his daughter's situation.
Episode: Sarah Grace Patrick: Do the Mountains of Evidence Exist? (Part 2)
Nikki Wasilishin
Daughter of murder victim Stephanie Wasilishin, activist for her mother's case
Episode: The Murder of Stephanie Wasilishin

Hosts

Nikita
Co-host bringing humor and insight into the cases discussed, often interjecting pop culture references that keep the conversation lively.
Tyrella
Co-host known for her heartfelt discussions around sensitive topics in true crime while balancing the humor and seriousness of each case.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 8.6k ratings
  • Enjoy this show!

    I listen in daily truly love the commentary and all the topics covered! Love these beautiful ladies voices too easy to listen too and enjoy 💖

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Magically Morgan
    United States14 days ago
  • Killer Queens icon

    I’m all for the new name, etc, but when is the icon going to change? It still says killer queens & I feel like you announced this feels criminal many many months ago.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ambertheealien
    United Statesa month ago
  • I couldn’t get thro gf an episode!

    It’s so much gossip and filler vs a true crime podcast. It’s like they are bickering about the case.

    So many ads! Not worth your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Kittygoetz
    Canada2 months ago
  • Yowza 😳

    After listening to this podcast for about 30 seconds, I stopped the show to look up what happened to this guy on the internet. The narration, at best, is terrible. Save yourself some time and find a better way to spend your time, other than on this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PodcastListeningIsMyThing
    United States2 months ago
  • Insensitive

    I wanted to give this show a chance, but honestly, it was awful. The number of insensitive comments made during the Idaho 4 discussion was shocking, and what made it worse was that they even added actual jokes while talking about the case. Hearing a co-host say things like “I guess” or “I think” when answering questions about the victims is unacceptable. If you’re going to cover a case like this, the bare minimum is doing proper research and having the decency to know the victims’ information be... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Yayaaaa(: 💙
    United States2 months ago

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The mix of humor and heartfelt discussions about sensitive topics appeals to listeners, who appreciate the light-hearted approach to serious true crime cases.
Some feedback mentions the balance between humor and sensitivity can feel inconsistent at times, leading to criticism of certain episodes.
Listeners express appreciation for the hosts' chemistry and relatable personalities, which enhance the experience of exploring complex cases.
Listeners value the show's informative nature while enjoying the nostalgic cultural references that resonate with their generation.

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#143
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#237
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#246
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#147
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#194
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The TikTok Teen Who "Performed" Her Grief? (Sarah Grace Patrick) | Part 1
Q: What did your daughter say to you about what she witnessed that night?
I understood from a call I received at around 740 to 745 that she had trouble speaking during the call and later received information about her mother's and stepfather's deaths via ambulance contact.
372: Tickled- The Dark Side of Competitive Tickling
Q: What initially drew you to competitive tickling?
David stumbled across a Facebook post about competitive endurance tickling, which piqued his curiosity to investigate further.
Lori Vallow's Shocking Closing Argument: Did She Conspire to Kill Murder Charles Vallow?
Q: Do you think the jury felt that Lori's repeated references to "my husband" were endearing or off-putting?
It's uncertain; some might find it endearing while others could see it as inappropriate given the context of the trial.
Lori Vallow's Shocking Closing Argument: Did She Conspire to Kill Murder Charles Vallow?
Q: What did you think about Lori representing herself?
Lori's choice to represent herself was seen as detrimental, as she lacked the legal expertise to effectively contest the evidence presented against her.
369: Daniel Laplante [Man in the Walls?]
Q: Can you provide a slight overview of what happened with Daniel LaPlante?
Daniel LaPlante had been living in the walls of the Bowen family's home after their mother had passed away, terrifying them, before escalating to murder later on.

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